NVidia won't lose anything. That money isn't taken away from them, they'll just make less profit.
this post was submitted on 22 Jul 2024
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Will someone please think of the shareholders?!
I'll think of them burning in the depths of hell. Close enough, right?
They would lose r&d cost
Ah yes, the R&D cost of taking an existing chip and castrating it.
Oh well. Nvidia has given everyone but AI assholes the shaft for some time now. If you throw your fans out, don't be surprised we remember.
Tbh I was mystified when they announced the thing. It’s a clear attempt to end-run the spirit of the export restrictions of this sort of tech to China. I expect the legislature and courts to be pretty unsympathetic to Nvidia here.
Nvidia and their Chinese customers had to see this coming. Wonder if they’ll also be fined for trying to circumvent the export ban?
Well, since Nvidia has more money than god, the only definition of "fine" that applies to them is "alright".
Fuck NVidia honestly, those guys are chodes anyway.